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santhosh tr, you are having trouble getting a direct answer to your questions. This is frustrating for newbies, however there is good reason for this. Check out the LQ guidelines more carefully and read the advise in the "advise" link in my signiture.
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I'll throw you a bone, even though I shouldn't -- but if it wasn't for LQ I'd have never been able to migrate 5 machines to linux in a matter of weeks...
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yum install videolan-client
it's not anyone's favorite media player (nor is it mine) but it always works, and you can't argue with something that works.
I am not a pro at linux but I hav recently faced the same problem with RHEL 5.....finding an mp3 player
I found that BMP Player built upon the XMMS player is a pretty good one.It also did not give much problem related to installation if the instructions of INSTALL file are properly followed....which are as simple as going to the folder in which the tar.gz is extracted & then
But,although I am not quite sure,there is a catch.Almost all the files from the installation CD should be installed(thats wat I had done and 1 of my frnds hadn't & suffered frm Problems).So,try to look in this direction if there is any problem.
Regards,
Abhishek
Last edited by abhishek.forall; 08-22-2007 at 03:05 PM.
I am not a pro at linux but I hav recently faced the same problem with RHEL 5.....finding an mp3 player
I found that BMP Player built upon the XMMS player is a pretty good one.It also did not give much problem related to installation if the instructions of INSTALL file are properly followed....which are as simple as going to the folder in which the tar.gz is extracted & then
But,although I am not quite sure,there is a catch.Almost all the files from the installation CD should be installed(thats wat I had done and 1 of my frnds hadn't & suffered frm Problems).So,try to look in this direction if there is any problem.
Regards,
Abhishek
Hi,
I had installed RHEL 5 all packages in my machine.After that I had installed BMP player with above mentioned procedure. But, I couldn't able to play any mp3 file.
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